I was finally suckered into trying out this company's stock trading software.
Okay I wasn't suckered, but I was heavily persuaded.
As a matter of fact, when an employee of Ino.
com (the parent company of Marketclub) contacted me about trying the service, I essentially blew him off.
I figured he was just another salesman.
I'm embarrassed to say that I was even a bit rude.
Lucky for me he was persistent.
After several contact attempts, he finally told me that one of my trading buddies is a user of their service and she recommended I evaluate their service.
This was a friend whom I trusted so I knew she would only recommend the best of the best.
That fact alone is what broke down my wall of skepticism.
I thought my skepticism was helping me, but little did I know it was actually hurting me.
On the other end of my skepticism was a trading system that would eventually change my life.
It was Marketclub's stock trading software.
Let's face it; if we are truly honest with ourselves we will admit that skepticism is a double edged sword of distrust.
We usually only focus on the aspects of distrust that actually help us out in life.
But keep in mind distrust is twofold.
It prevents you from being scammed, but it also prevents you from learning something new that can possibly benefit you.
Through my friends recommendation I tested out the software.
It's mainly a system designed to help you evaluate the trends of stocks and then they have these little red and green trade triangles that help you enter and exit trades.
The first thing I noticed was their stock trading software essentially gave me a way to semi-automate my trading routine.
It's been nice to sit back and give my brain and emotions a much needed break.
Marketclub has essentially given me an emotionless way to trade.
And we all know that our human emotions, such as fear and greed, are what cause the majority of traders to fail.
I don't want it to sound like Marketclub's stock trading software is the holy grail of trading, because nothing is 100%, but it is very accurate.
But no matter what stock trading software you use here is what I found to be the key to seeing if it is a winner:

1. Trade in the same direction of the general market (Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P).
   
2. Only trade when the stock and the general market both have strong trends either up or down.
   
3. Then sit back and allow the trading signals to guide your entry and exit points.
   

If you follow those 3 principles and still can't make money then ask for a refund, because the stock trading system is garbage (smile).